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Final Year

Final year diaries: results may include stress

February 16, 2019 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

Final year diaries: results may include stress

By Aileen O’Leary It happens every year: an email is circulated by either department heads or lecturers regarding provisional exam results. Nothing induces panic faster in a student than exam results or a deadline. For weeks you’ve agonised over how you did, if you failed anything, what grade you received and then you discover your results are being released. It’s a … [Read more...] about Final year diaries: results may include stress

Final year diaries: reality has set in

February 7, 2019 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

Final year diaries: reality has set in

By Aileen O’Leary  Now that we are all a few weeks into college, reality has finally sunk in. Tutorials have begun, lectures are in full swing, you’ve gone from feeling ‘refreshed’ to feeling weary, and the post-Christmas glow has finally worn off. Gone are the days of having free time, instead you are facing the first of many assignments. However, not all hope is … [Read more...] about Final year diaries: reality has set in

Final Year Diaries: The final countdown

January 22, 2019 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

Final Year Diaries: The final countdown

By Aileen O’Leary Nelson Mandela once said, "It always seems impossible until it’s done." Four years ago, I never would have imagined reaching the last few weeks of college, or what it would feel like. There were so many times when I felt like I couldn’t do it, that the course load was too much, that I had no idea what was going on, but right now I am packing my things about … [Read more...] about Final Year Diaries: The final countdown

The final year career crisis is real, but you are not alone

December 8, 2018 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

The final year career crisis is real, but you are not alone

By Julia Tereno When I was taking my undergrad course, I used to picture myself in the future as a sophisticated adult; a professional woman walking around in high heels, living in a nice apartment in the city and with a steady job. In my head, the switch to adulthood would suddenly turn itself on, and grown up life would begin, just like that. I didn’t even think what … [Read more...] about The final year career crisis is real, but you are not alone

Final Year Diaries: It’s beginning to look a lot like exam season

November 28, 2018 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

Final Year Diaries: It’s beginning to look a lot like exam season

By Aileen O’Leary Welcome to the last instalment of the Final Year Diaries 2018! I will be back next semester for more insights into final year life, but for now, I’ll be signing off until our next issue in a few weeks’ time. I am a little sad that we’ve reached our last issue for the semester, but it also means a much needed break is right around the corner, right after … [Read more...] about Final Year Diaries: It’s beginning to look a lot like exam season

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